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Hate to Shave?
Actually, the cause of razor irritation is not your razor; the culprit is your shaving cream. While razors such as the Gillette Fusion and Schick Quattro are as technologically advanced as they can be, aerosol foams and gels have not changed in over 30 years. Unlike the thousands of quick-drying, thinly coated air bubbles employed by the aerosols, ABOUT-FACE takes a fresh approach to shaving. Non-aerosol ABOUT-FACE consists of a rich, highly emollient cream combining 6 separate moisturizers, aloe, 20,000 units of skin-protecting vitamin E and an exclusive dermatological lubricant. Its non-lathering formula penetrates deeply into your skin and beard, creating a super-slick surface that the razor literally glides across. The result is a close, completely irritation-free shave, regardless of which razor you use. Try our 100% money-back smoothness guarantee.
ADDED BONUS: Not only is ABOUT-FACE a shave cream; it is also an after shave moisturizer/conditioner. When applied again after shaving, it’s completely absorbed into the skin to soothe and protect your face all day.
“I started using ABOUT-FACE three years ago. It’s better than any shaving cream I have ever used.” Stephen Walter, Chairman and CEO, All America Auto Transport (www.aat.com)
“I’ve used ABOUT-FACE for over 7 years. It’s the best shave cream on the market for a close, really smooth shave. It totally eliminates razor irritation.” Dr. Stephen C. Klass, MD, New Rochelle, New York
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“To: Allan Palmer.
Thank you for your prompt handling and notification of my order request. It’s refreshing in these times to deal with someone who actually gives prompt and courteous customer service….I hope you have many, many years of continued success with your products.” Tom Cuddeback, Stamford, CT.
In addition, ABOUT-FACE has long been recommended for shaving sensitive skin by GQ magazine. (April 1992 issue, p. 114)
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